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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-01
BACK TO LIFE.
Morphine Said 10 be Not Necessarily
Fatal.
[chIcago Tribune.l


One of the most remarkable opera.
tions in medical history was perform
ed here to-day, resulting in bringing
a supposed dead man back to life, or
as near such thing as can be done by
human power. Indeed, the doctors
had obtained points for the death GER
titicate, sen. for the minister, had in
fact made all the arrangements in such
an event except seeing the undertaken,
when it was resolved to try desper-
ate remedy. Tonight the patient is
out of danger. Patrick Burns, book
keeper for firm in Carroll street,
took all overdose of opium at bis home,
40 Morgan street. last night. Towards
evening he seemed to be breathing
with much difficulty and DR.. George
Fell was sent for. The man was prac-
ticslly dead, when it was decided to
open the windpipe, insert tube and
keep up artificial respiration. The
operation was performed by DIR. Fell,
with the assistance of DIR. +. X. Camp
bell aud L. ID. Michael. At noon the
man was still alive and in a much i'm
proved, though critical condition.
Burns had been drinking heavily dur
ing the last few days, and when TAX
ing his usual dose of opium made a
mistake and took too much. During
the afternoon the patient recovered
consciousness, recognized his friends,
and became able to ask for what he
wanted. If the operation could have
been performed sooner there would
have been no doubt about his recovery,
but DR.. Fell was not called till the
patient had been unconscious for a
couple of hours. This is the first time
the experiment of opening the trachea
and pumping air into il from a tube
connected with bellows has ever been
tried, and will cause revolution in
the treatment of cases of opium pcis.
oning.
'Hs was about gone" said Dr.
Campbell, "when DIR. Fell thought Of
using the bellows by which ANIMALS
are kept alive during vivisection. We
made an insertion in the trachea, in
troduced a tube. and then used the
bellows. The effects were noticed at
once and he began to revive. At Q
o'clock he was out of danger. This
is the first operation of the kind, We
believe"
Then, if this treatment is followed,
morphine poisoning will not be fatali"
THAT is what DIR. Fell and | think" !"
"And what is the theoryl"
"Simply keeping the lungs filled
with oxygen; that is all that is neces-
sary in any case of this character.
We think it quite a discovery mod
estly concluded the doctor.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-01
TaE LIMEKILN CLUB.

detroit Free Press.l

Detroit Free Press.l
aTf Lord John Buckhorn ar In de
hall to. night | should like to hev him
come ford" said Brother Gardner as
the dust settled down aud the mem
Lers got their feet drawn in.
Lord John, who is young man and
syoung member, made his way up
the center aisle, and MS he reached the
Presidents desk the latter continued.
.Brudder Buckhorn, | h'ar dat you
Ar talkin' bout tower to Yurup, an
you is sayin' you is gwine to rent
boz in de pos offs, an you has bin
,aIkin' considerable bout OWN some
pine lands down IN Alabama"
"Yes, sah."
"Ar' you gwine to tower to Yurup3'
IN no, sah.'
"Got yer box in de pcs offs picked
sutl"
Mot yit, sah."
An | suppose dem pine lands in
Alabama ar all in your eyel"
"Y-yes, sah."
II rsckoned so. You ar young
man, An you has de swell head an
want to swell out. You want to be
tooken for miIlyonaire, when you
doan' airn but seben dolIars week
an you am wearing u hat of de style
ot three , 'ars ago. Brudder Buckhorn,
want to spoke few plain words to
you.
when dat disease called de swell
head keeps a grip on u young man
srter he has passed his twenty-fO 'th
birthday. he AIN purity sartain TO even
locally bring up in de lunatic asylum
or de poo house.
DE pusson who goes aroun' pur-
tendin to be what he amt, he's laid
out to hoe de hardest kind of a row.
lie may fool . few ole women an
young chil'en, but de rest of de world
will tumble to him fur what he is.
Not only dat, but dey will dispise him
fur his hypocrisy. Samuel Shin, who
Arms about fo' dollars week, could
circulate aroun' an tell de people dat
he was gwine to open nashunal bank
or build an elevator or organize a
steamboat line. lie might git dol
lars WORT Of credit at some co'ner
grocery, an some shoemaker might
put lift in one of his heels an chalk
it down, but in few weeks Samuel
would take a powerful drop, an when
he came down de concussion would jar
de buttons of his shirt.
"'Sposen', Brudder 8uckhorn, dat
Jay Gould should go aroun' claimin'
dat he writ de works Of Shakespeare,
or dat de Mayor Of Buffalo should bob
up an declar dat he writ Paradise
Lostr Can't you h'ar dc dull thud
with which dey would strike de airth
10 about ten daysi
"Jist sot yersclt down some day an
emagine what would hev happened
had Horace Greedy claimed dat he was
George de Fourth, or had John jacob
Astor asserted dat he was Capt. Kidd !
II say to you, Brudder Buckh0rn.
drap i'll Be who you ar an what you
ar. 1t YOU git up t. 50 week, let
de world know it. you drop back
to SJ, don't lie about it. An about
Your disease. 1t doan' kerry pusson
Cd, like gallopin consumpshun or
typhoid fever. but il holds him up II
de ridicule an contempt of all sensible
men. 1t might help you to soak your
head in a pail of warm water II 1t
doan', you'd better put yer bead be
tween two freight kyars an let EN-
come together on ye. You may now
,Fesoome yer seat, an if the ailment
continers to grow on ye, I'll look about
ior some remedy which dc club kin
apply"
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-01
WHITE PINE NEWS
pablishsd every Saturday merning by
W. /. DAVIS.
Terms of subscription:
JOB PRINTIN G..

rur NEWS Office is supplied with every
/ facility for executing ell kinds Of Job
printing In neat manner and at living
r.tes. Any Job from a lady's visiting
ard 10 a full-sheet poster turned out at
shoTt notice. Orders Solicited.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-10-01
An Eagle Attempt. to Abduet Child.

A few days ago, says the Truckee
Republican, a child of Mrs.Smith, liv-
ing on West River street, was playing
in the back yard when monstrous
eagle swooped down, and fixing its
talents in the child's clothing, attempt
ed to fly away. The screams of the
child attracted its mother, who rushed
out of doors, at which the big bird
flew away. The eagle measured about
ten feet from tip to tip, and had it not
been for the timely arrival of the
mother the child would certainly
have been carried off.
Senator Hardssty's new hotel at
Wells-the Bulls Head-of which
Ben Fitch is manager, is to be opened
on the 5th of Ocober, with grand
ball. The Wells Jockey Club will also
give a series of races on the 9th and
7th, the two days following the open
ing.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Useful and Hurtfpl Nf homes.

There i. a certain clg9, Ct T~'hi'a'e'
for constipation absolutely Useless
Ih,,r are .]u,uScs and pot'0ns ma"" 10
r,,.u, parl OF podopu! Hin, a!or'' f,'"'
barb, Sanbogr, snd other wo"'nL'.s
ingr,iients. The damage 'hey 90 20
inc s,omachs Il! lhnSc who use 'h,'n -
~,nr,;ruiah,c. They cvacuAte 'ht ~"
rl.. hi, tue, but always DO 80 'i'i'o''
" and nroiu>ely. aud besides. grippe
,hn bowcIs. Their eiftc ct is to weaken
10th Them aud ihr stomach hr''rr
far 10 use the agreeable aud SalUl"ry
aurrirn,, ~llusic,tcr's Stomach bll'er''
,hn laxative effect of which Is never
nrrompauied by Il conclusive 'i"len'
.r,ion of the bowels. On the contra
~ il inyigora,rs those organs me
stomach and The entire system As
mrnus OF curing anl preventing nla'a'
ri,l fcyrrs. no medicine can compare
with il. and ii remedies nervous drn!I,
ity, rheumatism, kidney and b.a''Hn'
inactivity, and other Inorganic "'''
McH,S.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Married.

rbursdny evening, Nov. 10, ut mo
.as;dcnce of the brides father. Opt
l.. Griggs, by Rev. a, D. Colt. Mr..
VAN c. CAvETr and Miss MINNIE L.
GHt0Gs.
This popular and handsome couple
had brilliant wedding, The Beacon
homes they may enjoy long life aud
prosperity, aud always feel that they
need each others presence.
AZ the residence of Mr.. j.. NJ. Cochran,
Nay. &, by Rc,. ;. u. Long, Mr. T. u. CoC@-
erLL, of LcFlore County, and Miss ANNIE
p,RIs. Of this place.
Tbis i, the second prize Shellmomd has
,.rr;,d oil from Macon within Il year, aud
,pothcr bride may be added to the list be-
FIRE another year passes. The groom is an
.n,rprtir business man, and he will find his
n%rc,ions little wife a sweet solace to him
all Of his days,
At The residence of the brides father,
| ,ir Holm Haucnsttia, sunday evening, Nov
q 1897. by Rev j. y jameson, Mr. STOKE r..
! uu,Mys, Of San Marcus, Texas, and Miss
GERTRUDE HAUT SsrEIN, of Macon.
G,rtie has always been n most amiablc
mud du,irui girl, and the iortunaie groom
GROOM has won a prize he cannot value too
litlly as long ~ !ile lasts.
At The residence Of the brides father,
near Cooksyillc. Nov, ., by W. ). i'ermsn-
ter. Esq., Nr. JAMES HILL and Miss ALICE
prRMnyrER, daughter Of J 8 Ferneuter. :.
EpiroRs sun AND BEACON: In nv
articles touching the irregularities in
the T~rcasnrcr's Office, charged
Is, A scheme OH the part If the
surctics to protec! themselves 10 the
detrimcn' Of the county; aud denied
2nd That the money di.burscd by
Bro. Rives was t,.e money Of Mr. Ross
the Treasurer.
B.o. Rivcs denied the first PROPOSE,
ton tor the General County .%uretiee
and ~assertrd the correctness OF the
second proposition.
Ia m, last artirta IN the Sun. | chal-
lcpuea Bro. Rives To a trial Of these is
surs. In his answer in the BEACON. he
does not accept MY challenge bu, goes
into an argument to show tina. | am
asserting aud denying things OF which
| am ignorant. II the province of the
lawyer to argue, and of the witness to
testify. Ii seems peculiar To me how
rapid Bro. Rives is to go oil into area
rncnt in this ..ma,,er and how slow he
is to testify.
| propounded certain questions 10
him calculated to throw light on these
issues, with Il promise oi.propoundin2
more when he should answer those
and he declined to answer such queS.
tioA.. and even denied NY authority
to ask them.
Unless Bro. Rives aud myself cal
surco upon some tribunal before whicl
TO try the issues joined between IT,
the discussion might as well be drop
ned, as life is 100 short for Us TO s'ant
continually asserting and den''".
,hcse propositions.
Yours Truly.
j. +. MADISON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
MASS MEETING

We are -rqucElrd Gy liz lIouor. tho
Mayor TO state HAT a.mass meeting oi
the citizens Of Macon wll, he held nj
'he Court House Monday sight. Able
speakers will be on hand to give the
people some railroad news.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
nVi'"
,rbe state OF Mississippi
Nnvubrp County.

The state OF Mississippi
Noxubce County
NJ. v. wa'''o'S' In chancory.
Va. 1913 Vs..
4, NJ. Nsnsiekic ct All Won.
~, NJ. Vsnsickle and Margar,d ",
To ~ ng K'nco, Kansas, and Geo. W.
Graham, New York, n. T. ,o.
We command yen to hs and appear sp,s cry
iors M Term Term thereof, to be holden at 'h !"
Conr. ~ n M.' in Che town OF Macon !"
an Monday Of October A. d. ,sS Samuy
i iS the ' bill Of complain. in s ssi dc Sa "sal Of said
Court atnNe"' ROBERT Z. PATTY,
1891. Clerk.
scpii1-it. e.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

orrtcE ArJACksoH Mss.
LAM obtober. lst, 1874.

Ohtober, lst, 1871. J
yo,i,s is hereby given that the iGl'oM,nS.
,,m"i settler has filed notice OF ms ,.'tI y.
,ion IN make ANAL proof in supper. o. m.'
sj"i and thai said proof viii be ma"y nS.
f toro IL" Judge. or in his absence tnS Nnn"
a nsrv clerk o. Noxubee County ~ Myc1n'
az. an November 18th. 1887, VIZ WI
inwis sole heir OF william T.. tsM.s, r, ~.
rrss,d, Homestead No ilos' Ior NV y /,
west quarter northeast quarter sec o.
lie names the iojoW'ns VIVIAN nnnn an,
proye liz c%oaiinuou1 residence WV"
cultivation Of said isai, W.: .r;mo,b,
j. y. Woodfn, {. u: lnn"is Miss.
clark. Ned CASTOR, at snUl"ESEtSWNs
Rcgislc-.
nrtt Ct.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
All Ready.

NV customers are respectfully informed
that their accounts are made out ana ready
to be rccciptcd, and it Is unnecessary to
say the money Is much needed.
noy5-lm. is. NURPuEY.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Bring in Your Work.

: Williams. south ofCourt House
:. nre,arcd to do any Kind ut WORK on
vIphi,,ss Wood Work, Iron Work
Painting. Trimming &c, oa'is'ar,ioH
Guaranteed. 49,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

l1 nS.0ach hacks vlgor and
lNs,,ss. WI be aa,ulencc,
M NV, SICK headache, ner-
,n,r' j u. McLcnn's
ofoi'l uud Blood pu.
n "hc and regularity 10
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Those indebted TO M are urgently re
9uested to called and settle their accounts
fhe time i. at hand when settlements 7houIo
be made All around, ant | hope my custom
er~ will act prompt'y.
uoy1-lm &. hardin.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

DR.. j. II MrLran's Ciii|S and Fever
Cure j. gentle in action, and warrant
ed a certain care. 80 cents q bottle.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

AL n supplied with Fresh
so ~ Reliable store Of Il.
.,sT Wishing O,s,crs for
! V.'H hahl il their or
week, Price no crnis
.l ~ selceia, delivered in
/ "',c. Fres,. Crackers
arl22
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
BY Gravy.

IgrD N your city,
|Sg TIC hes. work In
N ever made in DID
z Say bgias ln''ed
y.rs wi, eat. Il CnCH.
|niNuonqrily,
'hAD Bt HNiE'r
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Y Your Taxes.

C','" books have been
.aA''s aua | am now
0.' receipt, promptly.
WrA dNriUe business
u, \, ROGERS.
Sheriff.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
AtTSeales.

9,e,loh's new aud i'm.
Ill., Me Depot 10 have
ls,ie4. All ro,ton de-
VOcS t. m. IS insured.
y. Il. SHELTON.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Notice,

Luz hereby warned not
|, rs,,lre'pa.s on our land.
E',A' Connor place, ives,
l.'ef 'he penalty OF the
certainty he invoked,
|hsol needed.
\ 4,
| n \.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Election Returns.

The following are the correct re-.
Turns ct The election held Tuesday,
Nov s. 1851.
District Attorney NJ y p,tL., -,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Or Trade.

N, e,,rrcls of molasscs for
sns money, or | viii
"ue, mules. horses or
q j. D. liNnnES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

Gsrr4lg This week 10
fesdoa tax on tropcr.
d zeal lie hopes his
Na be attend" 10
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
Cows for Sale.

''@ ABOUT fifteen head of
hslses and three
,,s 'A'f by a thorough
la,' Apply early, or
&C EILAND.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12
gsllar Reward

lslss Mare,
10 left lliah. Has mot
H. v. GRAHAM,
Macon, Hiss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

For oysters
'ns Day should be Civ
Ans in tine.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

|, .,ys that the Davis
E4Hcd'
'otsi0e ion to
tha, he is not
h. IN brcid opon day
.a lo>rs oi'hn hone
las; gmM.r t'aiijcs
, lte lAyi brings jov
Aa Whole ~hoasthoId.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

n, ,e.!s when jhe!'it
no the purchaser
Ela catalogue to
1 |, Ferguson,
Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

|oou, Of %Shnq"a'"k
al. lcueun5er, II
|arr Yoa2ds and
some resc'n-
and It's char
| The o%risina! on"
.p41 vas taken weigh
I,nl one on the Vine
jr will weigh forty
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

1.., r%r'm'',"
[syor'r hum M
N, weighed -"
rTrs author author.
,tp Of pr''n',
s,.ains t" ''''
5r, removed
[pfraay moo" ., 81,
|,,.,pt Of s"p'' 81
n v,rc entered
AZ! premiums
(rl,ANs, who re-
,,,.a Ibis 'ou'''N
~dgpao.d p'a'
.p. s,rc laid yes
d her husband
Iets.e daughter OF
lR.
%,,1thcr b's show"
b day ''rins the
tp: looks pleasant
aany years since
i, $3.50, IL Macon
,na:A greater than
I, generally Of bet
h, .ells when me'"
ta the purchaser
lad catalogue to
\ FERGUSON,
saruochcc, Miss
n. ,aaqaa'a> beat
[sins, DE principle
|nnOcro the Board
u,Clars Of Shuqna-
The character OF the
tarict accounts for
aMerc, where : G
h voted nnd'HaI'!
,essu Of %ShnquaIok
an. caenmber II
iA.ry ponds. and
rAiitcd some rescin-
stabIe, and its char
The original
s41v wa taken Weigh
,rl one on the Vine
|r wilt weigh forty
.sy, 'het the Davis
le%o'm.ofii- Erttict'
|nf:a ,atisiNe ion to
POSER NV ne "o'
h. in broid onon day
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lgpsl Taxes.
.
HN''. WsS week y
fNSdoa tax on lroucr
.eq, IIc hoors M.
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Ioa Wc'inf' day mora
NNHH VI HI III AaNaNI
I'M md wo, o,",la 1"I
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[n hereby warned II,
Ii. M" CDn"o, On m, our IAN .'.a
bier ,I.n nS,,d IT,, ~,
p certainty l,n ;,y,,l,a
not hecd,, l. '"''N'
II / N ,r"nnI
e For oysters
Day should be ci
A|t IN tine.
y Cow, FIR sa,o
!" 'a'c'
Luz about fifteen bca,,
hslses ant, ,hr
|tnfr.' A'' , by a 'horous
|'@Fpca. ''''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1887-11-12

llie '%naqa"''A nf"
DE principle
member Of the Board
i. Cars Of shuqna'
The char OF the
i.,ric. accounts for
.a0erc, where
AZ voted uuusnaiI,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01

81 lotI- March 3l.-A special 20 the
LLL- D vu says News from Alaska
ha- been received from the steamship
Idaho. which arrived at Port Townsend
night. that the gold fever is setting
n carly Notwithstanding a most severe
winter one hundred men have started
from Yukon already, and many others are
ready lo start Petroleum beds are
umorcd to have been found near
Juneau The gold prOspeci0rs are pre-
pairing io scatter Ia an directions IN the
spring The Alaska Mining Company Is
about t0 start near the celebrated Tread
well mine of Douglass Island.
80 ~Itka. within the last four months,
twenty-five natives have been admitted
t0thc Greek church
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01
The warner Prize Renewed.

ROCHESTER,, n Y, March 3l.-Dr
Lewis swift director Of the Warner Oh
seYatory. announces the renewal by IA
II Warner Of this city, oil the Warner
comet prize Of 800 for each unexpected
comet discovery by any one anywhere in
rhe world during the year ending March
3D. 1883 The comet of 1915 is excepted
a- 10 is reported TO be due this year About
- 000 la money and medals has beeu
awarded under this prize since 1890
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01
Analher nL..onlasea -. E.rLol.r

Cmc,D0. March 3l-A -pec.a. from
Winnipeg. Man. SAYS Alex NcAuhur
who lett here about % month tgo 90 t.ud
,he Nortb Pole has returned Ilr nea-
of the movements of the Esa0mOs whom
be expected to meet was t.scma-int
They will NOT Dee on Hudson Bay 300 fhe
fau and os The only other route was that
which Colonel Glider found impractical
bic. Dee decided f0 abandon fhe rip for
the present he says Dee viii make anolh-
er attempt next tall Colonel Glider fhe
other Arctic explorer i- s.ill hero
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01

LYNcnBrRc, Va, March 3i-A heavy
snow storm has prevailed since 3 o'clock
This morning The signal service OBJ
server reports four iuche. fab up to n
om. to-day The Fall is increasing rap
dlE The snow ON the adjacent noun
aiu4 IS not less than ten inches in depth
THREE INCHES AZ ~rArNTOS.
0rtrsroN. Va, March 3l.-SnoN has
fallen to the depth of three inches and +
.tIli falling rapidly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01
The Non-Union Men Withdrawn

NEN YORK, March 3l.-The strike
which began yesterday among the work
men employed in rebuilding the Equit
able building on Broadway, was con
cluded This morning The men com.
planned of the presence in the building OF
"a number Of non-union electric filter,
employed by the Illuminating company
and ihc latter were Withdrawn.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01

said. -Tadi.h unl -hentlemens. when an
artist of nav ,h-aniiug cou-hent, to appear at
an I'm such 90 little one hoish town ash this
bi.-hs mustn't either he-hic-drunk-h or
era7shv prefer e. be- considered an in
ebriate
The audience roared and forgaye him-
Texa- Siffiu-s
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01
4 Hotel Rnrne.l.

PursBrRe, March 3i.-An Eyerson.
Pa, special says The Vance House. a
large frame hotel, and two buildings ad-
joining. were entirely destroyed by tire
at , o'clock this morning All the occu.
pants Of the hotel escaped without injury.
The loss was $l2 900.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-04-01
The New fonndland nndrrt.

bo-roy, March 3l--A special from ST
john y f., says The budget 10 be
presented to-day, win. tits rumored. show
Il deficit oi three-quarters OF million of
doiiar- the largest portion OF which has
been spent IN relief works 70 keep the
people from starving this winter
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cured and To- return prevented by the Use
of Dr. David. Vegetable Liver Pills. A, this
remedy has heeu thoroughly tested by num-
lef- oi our best people containing rs 10 dOes
nome bat vegetable Ingredients, 10 should com
mend itself f0 all sufferers with this terrible
disease. Being extremely mild iuucflon. these
pills can be- token Dy both the weak and the
strong. Price. - cents a box of ,i Pills; nse
lDve. fnr -
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Weather Indication.

WAsnISGroS, March 3l.--Indicatiols
for the twenty-four hours, commencing at
& pm. For Virginia, light rains or
snow, slightly cooler, winds shifting 10
northwesterly.
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PRICE, ONE CENT.
BY TELEGRAPH.
uAPprNINcs Ar HOME AND ABROAD
- sFNT OVER THE WIRES.

New. rrom Alaska Mary Msltby Alive
suffering from Drouth -Ano'her "'
couragcd Arctic Explorer" Il" We"
Anoat The Warner Prize Renewed son
Union Won Withdrawn Weather 'udioS
tiOns Nc.
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HrImonfL Lithia Mnfer.

This Is really one Of the best Lithia
waters In use Recommended by some OF our
most prominent physicians Delivered IA any
parf VI the city AZ y cents per gallon by
BODEKtS SEOs.. Drusgi
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lle mcrcnants or emma are reported 20 DC
well satisfied with last years business Deal
ers In tea, silk and white manufacture have
all made money.